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Thanks for the quick response.
That explains it.
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C program to compute sum of numbers 1, 2, 3, ... N
It is my understanding the long do
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Thanks for the information.
I looked at the .s assembly files.
32-bit Cygwin uses the "fmul" instruction.
64-bit Cygwin uses the "mulsd" instruction.
I tried -mp
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C source program that prints the floating point output
I transitioned from Cygwin to C
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Bear with me if I protest further.
Logic requires that the "=" be executed before the "*="
I think that gcc should use this logic when compiling a program.
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